Sermons/Devotionals

This sermon is about the history of Halloween and its relationship with Christianity. Watch this video if you wonder if Christians can celebrate Halloween. This sermon was given on October 27, 2024 at Northtown Church of Christ in McAlester, OK.

We as Christians are called to be weird. In this sermon, we discuss ways that Christians are weird in today's culture. It is about how Christians are called to be weird in a secular world. This sermon was given on September 15th, 2024 at the Northtown Church of Christ in McAlester, Oklahoma.

This sermon dives into the fact that we are all special. Join me in discussing how you individually are special and how we as the Church are special. Hope you learn and enjoy. This sermon was presented at North Town Church of Christ in McAlester, Oklahoma on September 1st, 2024.

This sermon is about Matthew 10:11-15. It was given during the Chi Beta Chi (a FHU social club) mission trip to California. I gave this sermon to the Pleasant Hill Church of Christ on March 24, 2024.

This devotional thought is about how we can show the love of Christ through our actions. It was part of a series that Freed-Hardeman was having during their daily chapel throughout the semester. This devotional was given during Freed-Hardeman University's daily chapel on January 25, 2024.

In this sermon, we dive into 1 John 4:7-21 and understand the true meaning of that Scripture. We understand God's character through His love. This is an expository sermon that I presented at the Mead Church of Christ on August 6, 2023.

This sermon is a textual sermon on 2 Timothy 3:14-15. We discuss the importance of remembering what we are taught about the Bible in order to teach others throughout our life. The sermon was given on July 2, 2023 at the Mead Church of Christ in Mead, OK.

Sometimes, we struggle with forgiving those that have wronged us. In this lesson, I discuss my own challenges with forgiveness and try to help the listeners overcome the struggle to forgive others. This sermon was given during Freed-Hardeman University's daily chapel on November 14, 2022.